QXLA: adding upper quantiles for the studentized range to excel for multiple comparison procedures

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Microsoft Excel has some functionality in terms of basic statistics; however it lacks distribution functions built around the studentized range (Q). The developed Excel addin introduces two new user-defined functions, QDISTG and QINVG, based on the studentized range Q-distribution that expands the functionality of Excel for statistical analysis. A workbook example, demonstrating the Tukey, S-N-K, and REGWQ tests, has also been included. Compared with other options available, the method is fast with low error rates.

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Klasson, K. T. (2018). QXLA: adding upper quantiles for the studentized range to excel for multiple comparison procedures. Journal of Statistical Software, 85. https://doi.org/10.18637/jss.v085.c01

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